Rules of the Dojo

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Aikido is a Martial Art, a discipline for training mind, body and spirit. Proper attitude of respect, sincerity and modesty are essential to learn this beautiful art.

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Aikido Dojos follow certain rules of proper conduct. Even they are all different they have similarities.

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Etiquette is part of the training in Aikido. All students should learn and act correctly following these rules to have a better practice atmosphere for the study of the art.

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Punctuality is very important. Try to be in time for class.

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When entering or leaving the Dojo, you should make a respectful bow toward the Kamiza or front of the Dojo.

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Keep your training uniform clean and neat.

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Clean your hands and feet before class and keep your nails clean and trimmed.

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Remove all jewelry before practicing.

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Treat everyone as you would like them to treat you. Treat them with respect, courtesy and kindness.

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During class, talking with other students should be kept to a minimum.

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It is important for all students to maintain the Dojo as clean as possible. Do your best to help clean the Dojo.

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Pay your membershipon time, avoid late fees.

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Enjoy the class.